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TUNGHAI UNIVERSITY -- Nice Places in Taichung (東海大學--台中好地方)

+ Check out the fun activities offered by Uniquefun Hualien at https://uniquefuntw.com/ref/119/ + We recently visited Taichung City to check out a number of places. The first stop we made was Tunghai University, which has a beautiful campus. WHO WE ARE We are a small publishing company (Vision) based in Taipei. We produce an English magazine (Travel in Taiwan) introducing readers to Taiwan as a travel destination. WHO I AM My name is Johannes (友漢). I love creating videos about places in Taiwan and I try to post a few videos every week (well, more like twice a month). Please let me know what you think about this channel and feel free to ask me any question. Thanks for your support! Website: http://taiwaneverything.cc Travel in Taiwan: https://issuu.com/travelintaiwan Facebook:   / taiwantravelmag   Instagram:   / taiwaneverything.cc   Travel in Taiwan 2020-03-04 By Rick Charette Tunghai University Tunghai University (http://www.thu.edu.tw), Taiwan’s second-oldest, was founded by Methodist missionaries in the mid-1950s. Its campus, spread out on the gentle east slope of the Dadu Plateau in Xitun District, faces east toward the city core. When founded it sat out in open countryside, but busy Taichung has grown past and enveloped it within a much-expanded urban core. Nevertheless, within the perimeter walls you’ll find a sprawling, tree-shaded oasis of calm. A great many buildings in the heavily wooded 139ha grounds are in the style of the Tang Dynasty, China’s golden age of arts and culture – square, squat, and colonnaded. The style is markedly subdued and elegant in comparison to the ebullient and, some might say, sometimes garish styling of the Ming and Qing periods. The most poetic of the Tang-style settings is found on Wenli Boulevard, a sloping pedestrian-only walkway lined each side with Tang-style halls, the mall itself shaded by the intersecting branches of the large banyan tress that run along its edges, create a pleasing tunnel effect and hushed ambience. A modernist contrast is provided nearby by the abstract Luce Memorial Chapel, built in 1963, co-designed by renowned Sino-American architect I.M. Pei to look like a pair of upraised hands touching in prayer. (Pei was also one of the original campus-design architects.) The chapel was named after an American missionary who was the father of TIME magazine founder Henry Luce. The sanctuary and large lawn it sits on, which lay at the physical heart of the campus, form its hub and focal point. Be sure to visit the Tunghai Dairy – the university runs an experimental farm, and its dairy products are known island-wide. The bright and airy shop, which has a cutesy dairy-cow decorative theme, is housed in a handsome dedicated concrete/steel/glass modernistic building erected just last decade. The delicious treats on sale include silky-creamy milk, yogurt, ice cream, pudding, cream puffs, and cheese. A personal thank-you can be given to some of the black-and-white academia-land bovines that have contributed so generously to your palate’s pleasure with a walk to nearby pens, located along another of the university’s tree-tunnel thoroughfares. English and Chinese Luce Memorial Chapel 路思義教堂 Tunghai Dairy 東海大學乳品小棧 Tunghai University 東海大學 Wenli Boulevard 文理大道